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Question by amos: how do you send coins to PCGS to be graded? Best answer: Answer by TaipingDealer bid on an MS-65 1952 1/2 is only $ 52. It is not one of the rarer coins, either by mintage nor is it a grade rarity item. You need to take it to a coin dealer, who deals with PCGS . . . → Read More: how do you send coins to PCGS to be graded? Question by flyprincess4: holograph american mint coins? Best answer: Answer by Ty HLast I heard they are worth about 25 dollars. Give your answer to this . . . → Read More: holograph american mint coins? Buying and Collecting Ancient Roman Coins Ever wondered what Emperors like Constantine the Great, Nero or Julius Ceaser looked like and wanted to hold something in your hand that may have been held by one of these Emperors or someone living during that time. If you are a collector with a low budget, particularly a coin collector then you should seriously consider taking up the hobby of Roman coin collecting. There are a number of reasons why I prefer collecting Roman coins then other antiques including other ancient coins. Firstly there are . . . → Read More: Buying and Collecting Ancient Roman Coins Upcoming Collectible Coins for 2012 Article by Mark Etinger As a coin collector, you need to be on top of the newest coins to be released every year. 2012 has some cool coins coming out from the U.S Mint as well as other foreign mints. There are more releases to collections already put out as well as brand new coins in their own class. The first to come out is the next set in the United States Mint America the Beautiful quarters. These state quarters will focus on a variety of beautiful . . . → Read More: Upcoming Collectible Coins for 2012 Question by : I am trying to find a cleaner to clean silver coins? Best answer: Answer by JStrong Alcohol Know better? Leave your own answer in . . . → Read More: I am trying to find a cleaner to clean silver coins? Question by RH in AK: If you ever collected coins, which coins did you start with and why did you start? What do you collect now? Best answer: Answer by mcat9736My sister collects coins, she started with a set of coins from her birth year that hadn’t been toiuched, she has since moved to untouched state quaters and on . . . → Read More: If you ever collected coins, which coins did you start with and why did you start? What do you collect now? A Brief History Of Coins Article by Borge Nielsen One of the most popular hobbies today is coin collecting. Anyone can start collecting coins anytime and any day. You may begin by collecting the coins you have in your piggy bank, or in your pocket. Coin collecting starts to get more interesting, and sometimes more costly, when a collector is willing to cough up a considerable amount of cash for a particular coin, like a vintage or turn-of-the-century variant. Many veteran coin collectors buy expensive coins to shore up the value of . . . → Read More: A Brief History Of Coins Coin Values ? 3 Coins That are More Valuable Than Others With the global economy so fragile, many people are relying on coin collections to build their nest eggs. And, it’s not a bad idea! Coin values will never “crash” like the rest of the economy can, and, with so many collectors out there, you will always have a market to sell them to. But which ones offer you the best coin values? If you’re starting a collection, look for these 3 coins: 1.Gold American Eagle Created and distributed by the U.S. . . . → Read More: Coin Values ? 3 Coins That are More Valuable Than Others Question by fendercjr: Antique/Ancient Coins? Best answer: Answer by Filip JakackiTry an antique show, or post any information about the coins on yahoo answers. Im a coin collector myself (some of my precious coins include an American 1776 Continental dollar, a 1942 Nazi Reichsmark (and many other WW1 and WW2 coins) and many gold and silver coins like a Polish $ . . . → Read More: Antique/Ancient Coins? Question by Kyle J: how do you melt down silver coins into bars? Best answer: Answer by raysorWhat’s the point? If they are coins of the realm presumably it’s illegal? You would lose some of their value as coins. Just sell them and buy silver ingots. Add your own answer in . . . → Read More: how do you melt down silver coins into bars? |
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